Uncle Jim - Revision history

Jagra at 15:48, 8 August 2023

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	==In other works==		==In other works==

Jagra at 20:40, 21 August 2020

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	==In other works==		==In other works==

Jagra at 19:17, 18 April 2020

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	==Stories formerly available online==		==Stories formerly available online==
	*Tales Of The Carpet People, ~~parts 1-~~4.		*Tales Of The Carpet People: [https://web.archive.org/web/20100601134550/http://terrypratchett.weebly.com/uploads/4/2/8/6/4286023/19651008.pdf Part 1], [https://web.archive.org/web/20100602033415/http://terrypratchett.weebly.com/uploads/4/2/8/6/4286023/19651015.pdf Part 2], [https://web.archive.org/web/20130425153330/http://terrypratchett.weebly.com/uploads/4/2/8/6/4286023/19651022.jpg Part 3], [https://web.archive.org/web/20130425153331/http://terrypratchett.weebly.com/uploads/4/2/8/6/4286023/19651029.jpg Part 4]
	*Steam Operated House~~, complete.~~		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20100601091751/http://terrypratchett.weebly.com/uploads/4/2/8/6/4286023/19660211.pdf Steam Operated House]
	*Thrist Pin, ~~complete~~.		*Thrist Pin: [https://web.archive.org/web/20100601061514/http://terrypratchett.weebly.com/uploads/4/2/8/6/4286023/19651231.pdf Part 1], [https://web.archive.org/web/20100601061520/http://terrypratchett.weebly.com/uploads/4/2/8/6/4286023/19660107.pdf Part 2]

	==Collections of Uncle Jim Stories==		==Collections of Uncle Jim Stories==
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	==In other works==		==In other works==
	*''Tales of the Carpet People'' included in the US version of [[Book:The Carpet People Illustrated Edition\|''The Carpet People Illustrated Edition'']]		*''Tales of the Carpet People'' included in the US version of [[Book:The Carpet People Illustrated Edition\|''The Carpet People Illustrated Edition'']].
	*[[Short Story:Humphrey Newt's Thunderbolt Carriage\|''Humphrey Newt's Thunderbolt Carriage'']] included in the WHSmith edition of {{RS}}		*[[Short Story:Humphrey Newt's Thunderbolt Carriage\|''Humphrey Newt's Thunderbolt Carriage'']] included in the WHSmith edition of {{RS}}.
	*[[Short Story:The Abominable Snowman\|''The Abominable Snowman'']] released independently an an ebook		*[[Short Story:The Abominable Snowman\|''The Abominable Snowman'']] released independently an an ebook.

	==External Links==		==External Links==
			[https://web.archive.org/web/20120717160120/http://terrypratchett.weebly.com/index.html terrypratchett.weebly.com (Archived Link)]

	[http://www.bucksfreepress.co.uk/ Bucks Free Press Website]		[http://www.bucksfreepress.co.uk/ Bucks Free Press Website]

Old Dickens: think it means "pan" out; also dead link

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think it means "pan" out; also dead link

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	From 1975-1980 Terry wrote regular stories for the ''Bucks Free Press'', in the format of regular episodes. His pseudonym for this was '''Uncle Jim''', who wrote in the Children's Circle section of the newspaper. He wrote a total of sixty-seven short stories for the paper, which were often published in several parts due to the limited space in the Children's Circle section. Several of these stories were made available ~~online~~ in a partnership with Bucks Free Press at ~~[http://~~terrypratchett.weebly.com~~/stories~~.~~html terrypratchett.weebly.com], this~~ did not ~~peter~~ out unfortunately and the website was shut down.		From 1975-1980 Terry wrote regular stories for the ''Bucks Free Press'', in the format of regular episodes. His pseudonym for this was '''Uncle Jim''', who wrote in the Children's Circle section of the newspaper. He wrote a total of sixty-seven short stories for the paper, which were often published in several parts due to the limited space in the Children's Circle section. Several of these stories were made available on line in a partnership with Bucks Free Press at "terrypratchett.weebly.com". This did not pan out, unfortunately, and the website was shut down.

	A more successful attempt to bring these stories to the public resulted in the story collection {{DCC}} and its ~~subsequent~~ sequels.		A more successful attempt to bring these stories to the public resulted in the story collection {{DCC}} and its sequels.

	It is interesting to note that several ideas present in the later novels where being mulled over in these early days; [[Blackbury]] is used as a location several times, and there is an equivalent of [[Bergholt Stuttley Johnson]] in one tale. There is even an early version of {{TCP}}, a story that would later be expanded into {{T}} and a story that has some distinct similarity with the denizens of the [[Post Office]].		It is interesting to note that several ideas present in the later novels where being mulled over in these early days; [[Blackbury]] is used as a location several times, and there is an equivalent of [[Bergholt Stuttley Johnson]] in one tale. There is even an early version of {{TCP}}, a story that would later be expanded into {{T}} and a story that has some distinct similarity with the denizens of the [[Post Office]].

Jagra: Update

2017-09-09T20:54:05Z

Update

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	From 1975-1980 Terry wrote regular stories for the ''Bucks Free Press'', in the format of regular episodes. His pseudonym for this was '''Uncle Jim''', who wrote in the Children's Circle section of the newspaper. He wrote a total of sixty-seven short stories for the paper, several of ~~which are now~~ available online [http://terrypratchett.weebly.com/stories.html].		From 1975-1980 Terry wrote regular stories for the ''Bucks Free Press'', in the format of regular episodes. His pseudonym for this was '''Uncle Jim''', who wrote in the Children's Circle section of the newspaper. He wrote a total of sixty-seven short stories for the paper, which were often published in several parts due to the limited space in the Children's Circle section. Several of these stories were made available online in a partnership with Bucks Free Press at [http://terrypratchett.weebly.com/stories.html terrypratchett.weebly.com], this did not peter out unfortunately and the website was shut down.

	~~It is interesting~~ to ~~note that several ideas present~~ in the later novels where being mulled over in these early days; [[Blackbury]] is used as a location several times, and there is an equivalent of [[Bergholt Stuttley Johnson]] in one tale. There is even an early version of {{~~TCP~~}}, and ~~a story that has some distinct similarity with the denizens of the Post Office~~.		A more successful attempt to bring these stories to the public resulted in the story collection {{DCC}} and its subsequent sequels.

	==Stories ~~that are currently~~ available online==		It is interesting to note that several ideas present in the later novels where being mulled over in these early days; [[Blackbury]] is used as a location several times, and there is an equivalent of [[Bergholt Stuttley Johnson]] in one tale. There is even an early version of {{TCP}}, a story that would later be expanded into {{T}} and a story that has some distinct similarity with the denizens of the [[Post Office]].
	*The Carpet People, ~~episodes~~ 1-4.
			==Stories formerly available online==
			*Tales Of The Carpet People, parts 1-4.
	*Steam Operated House, complete.		*Steam Operated House, complete.
	*Thrist Pin, complete.		*Thrist Pin, complete.

			==Collections of Uncle Jim Stories==
			*{{BS}}
			*{{DCC}}
			*{{TWVC}}
			*{{FCFB}}

			==In other works==
			*''Tales of the Carpet People'' included in the US version of [[Book:The Carpet People Illustrated Edition\|''The Carpet People Illustrated Edition'']]
			*[[Short Story:Humphrey Newt's Thunderbolt Carriage\|''Humphrey Newt's Thunderbolt Carriage'']] included in the WHSmith edition of {{RS}}
			*[[Short Story:The Abominable Snowman\|''The Abominable Snowman'']] released independently an an ebook

			==External Links==
			[http://www.bucksfreepress.co.uk/ Bucks Free Press Website]

			[http://colinsmythe.co.uk/terry-pratchett/contributions-to-books-and-periodicals/ Contributions by Terry Pratchett to Periodicals, including stories in the Bucks Free Press]

	[[Category:Children's books]]		[[Category:People\|Uncle Jim]]
			[[Category:Children's books\|Uncle Jim]]

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	*Thrist Pin, complete.		*Thrist Pin, complete.



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2012-05-18T18:40:03Z

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From 1975-1980 Terry wrote regular stories for the ''Bucks Free Press'', in the format of regular episodes. His pseudonym for this was '''Uncle Jim''', who wrote in the Children's Circle section of the newspaper. He wrote a total of sixty-seven short stories for the paper, several of which are now available online [http://terrypratchett.weebly.com/stories.html].

It is interesting to note that several ideas present in the later novels where being mulled over in these early days; [[Blackbury]] is used as a location several times, and there is an equivalent of [[Bergholt Stuttley Johnson]] in one tale. There is even an early version of {{TCP}}, and a story that has some distinct similarity with the denizens of the Post Office.

==Stories that are currently available online==
*The Carpet People, episodes 1-4.
*Steam Operated House, complete.
*Thrist Pin, complete.